Each week of the NFL regular season, bettors can find special prop bet odds for predetermined parlay plays. The payout odds are enhanced, but you have to bet on the teams that the online sportsbook has grouped together.
One of the best payouts on a four-team parlay booster for Week 15 is a +1400 return for betting all the NFC division leaders to cover against the spread.
Chicago at Green Bay (-4.5)
The Packers are 10-3 straight-up with a one-game lead over Minnesota in the NFC North. They have the edge over the Vikings with an early win this year, but they will face Minnesota on the road next week, so the margin for error is low.
Chicago has been one of the hotter teams in recent weeks with a SU three-game winning streak, but it has failed to cover ATS in seven of its last nine games. Green Bay has gone 9-2 SU in its last 11 home games against the Bears. The Packers are 13-5 ATS in the previous 18 meetings overall.
Atlanta at San Francisco (-11)
The 49ers have been the top story in the NFC this season at 11-2 SU. Last week’s last-second road win against New Orleans gives them the inside track to the No. 1 seed in the conference. San Francisco has gone 2-1 SU and 3-0 ATS in a brutal stretch that includes a win against Green Bay at home and a tight three-point loss to Baltimore on the road.
Bettors might expect a letdown this week against 4-9 Atlanta, but there is still too much on the line for the 49ers with Seattle just one game back in the NFC West at 10-3. San Francisco’s other SU loss this season was against the Seahawks on the road.
Los Angeles Rams at Dallas (+1)
The only reason why Dallas is a division leader at 6-7 SU is that the NFC East has suddenly turned into the NFC Least. The Cowboys are tied with Philadelphia with a massive showdown against the Eagles on the road looming in Week 16. Dallas has lost four out of its last five games SU closing as a favorite in three of those contests.
With the Cowboys’ margin for error at zero and the Rams’ playoff hopes hanging on by a thread, this is a must-win situation for both teams. The fact that Dallas is set as a slight underdog at home with the early betting consensus leaning heavily towards Los Angeles makes this the least confident pick in this four-team parlay. However, I do think the Cowboys will find a way to win.
Indianapolis at New Orleans (-9)
The Saints were flying high heading into last Sunday’s showdown at home against San Francisco. They had won nine of their previous ten games SU before suffering a hard dose of reality on a last-second 49ers’ field goal. New Orleans has already clinched the NFC South Division title, but there is work to be done to earn a first-round bye in the playoffs.
Covering nine points against the Colts could be a task. However, Indianapolis has watched its playoff hopes fall by the wayside with a SU three-game losing streak. It came up short last Sunday in a 38-35 loss to the NFC South’s 6-7 Tampa Bay Buccaneers on the road in a game that ended as a PUSH. I cannot see the Colts keeping things closer than nine points on the road this Sunday against the best team in that division.
